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Building on the success of the inaugural 2023 Great Big Little Penguin Count, this year’s little penguin survey extends our reach along the New South Wales coast.

Haul-out Call-out is a place to report your fur seal sightings as part of the Seabirds to Seascapes Project.

We conduct marine and coastal research and monitoring to better understand the underwater environment and support the sustainable management of our coastal and marine environments.

The Key Littered Items Study is a long-term program for monitoring marine debris along the NSW coast which shows what types and quantities of marine debris can be found in our coastal and marine waters.

Our scientists have worked with other researchers to identify what types of marine debris are the greatest threats to our marine environment.

We monitor water, sediments and other variables along the coast to determine the health of the ocean and our marine ecosystems.

We use purpose-built marine research vessels, jet skis, drones and all-terrain vehicles in our coastal and marine research.

Many military training activities are inconsistent with the purposes of national parks. Using national parks for these activities should be considered only when all other options have been exhausted.

We aim to build and maintain good relationships with the people and groups who live on or manage land next door to national parks.

Smoking is prohibited in all NSW national parks to make them safer and cleaner for the community. On-the-spot fines apply.